Are You Prepared to File Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy requires careful preparation. If you provide false or incorrect information regarding your assets, income or debts, or if you fail to follow the rules in any way, your case may be dismissed or your debts may not be discharged completely. In some cases, you could even be charged with bankruptcy fraud.
At the Law Offices of James W. McNeilly, Jr. LLC, in La Crosse, and Kenosha, Wisconsin, we carefully and thoroughly prepare our clients before filing bankruptcy. We ensure you do not make mistakes that could cost you the debt relief you need.
Are you seeking an experienced bankruptcy attorney in the La Crosse or Kenosha area? Contact us today for a free initial consultation.
Our attorneys are highly experienced in bankruptcy, and are known for excellence in helping individuals gain financial freedom. Part of our success comes from the fact that we prepare our clients for what to expect, providing them with the information they need about the bankruptcy process as well as ensuring they have the necessary documents and financial records, including:
- Proof of income from employment
- Business income
- Two years worth of tax returns
- Retirement and investment accounts (including 401(k) plans and pensions)
- Life insurance policies
- Social Security card
- Credit report
- List of property, income and assets
- Car and house titles
- Other documents as needed
We work closely with you to provide a new financial beginning. You will receive personal representation from an experienced attorney, who cares about your situation and is committed to helping you succeed.
Contact a Bankruptcy Lawyer
To discuss the bankruptcy process and what you must do to prepare for bankruptcy, contact the Law Offices of James W. McNeilly, Jr. LLC at 608.782.4262 in the La Crosse area, and 262.843.3400 in the Kenosha area, or send us an e-mail. We offer free initial consultations.
Our firm serves clients throughout Western and Southeastern Wisconsin.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
